Tag: /s

This is a three-panel meme using the iconic afterlife King's Cross station scene from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2. The first panel displays a charred, skeletal human corpse overlaid with Reddit's karma UI showing a net score of -667562, meaning the associated user received an extremely high number of downvotes. The second panel features Harry Potter looking concerned, with overlaid text reading 'WHAT HAPPENED TO HIM?'. The third panel shows Albus Dumbledore responding with the text 'He forgot to type /s.'. The joke references the widespread Reddit convention of adding /s to the end of comments to explicitly mark them as sarcasm; failing to use this tag often leads other users to misinterpret sarcastic comments as genuine, resulting in mass downvotes that severely reduce a user's karma.

What happened to him? He forgot to type /s

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This meme combines text and a visual gag to make a joke centered on internet culture and harmful stereotypes. At the top, the text reads: "When a Redditor can't recognize sarcasm without a '/s'". Below this text is a vintage-style analog meter gauge labeled "AUTISM", with its needle pushed all the way into the red "PEAK" zone on the positive side. The joke relies on a harmful, ableist stereotype that incorrectly links autism spectrum disorder to an inability to understand sarcasm, exaggerating this misconception by framing the need for the explicit Reddit sarcasm tag '/s' as a "peak" indicator of this stereotyped trait. The '/s' is a widely used internet slang tag on Reddit (and other platforms) to mark text as sarcastic, as tone is hard to convey in written online communication.

When a Redditor Can't Recognize Sarcasm Without /s - Autism Meter Meme

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A two-panel meme featuring a real man holding a mug and looking at a laptop. In the first panel, he appears curious with the text 'LET'S SEE HOW THE MEME I POSTED EARLIER IS GOING'. The second panel shows a shocked or disappointed expression with the text 'OH, I'M BANNED'. The humor stems from the unexpected negative outcome of posting a meme, likely due to missing sarcasm (/s) as implied by the original title, leading to a ban.

Posting a Meme and Getting Banned

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A two-panel meme featuring Mike Wazowski from the animated film 'Monsters, Inc.' The top left panel contains the text 'Saying the most heinous thing known to mankind' paired with a top right image of Mike standing calmly with a neutral expression. The bottom left panel displays the text 'not having /s at the end' alongside a bottom right image of Mike with a distorted, intense appearance, shooting a bright laser beam from his eye. The meme humorously exaggerates the frustration of missing the /s (sarcasm) tag in online communication, implying that failing to include this tag is equivalent to committing a heinous act due to potential misinterpretation of sarcastic remarks.

Mike Wazowski Sarcasm Tag Meme

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A three-panel meme. Top panel: A skeleton lying on a surface with an exaggeratedly large negative vote count (-667562) displayed via up/down arrow icons. Middle panel: A person resembling Harry Potter from the film series standing in a misty corridor, with bold text reading 'WHAT HAPPENED TO HIM?'. Bottom panel: A person resembling Gandalf from The Lord of the Rings film series standing in a similar misty setting, responding with 'He forgot to type /s.' The meme humorously exaggerates the consequence of forgetting to use the '/s' sarcasm tag online, implying severe social backlash (symbolized by the skeleton and massive downvotes) when sarcasm is misinterpreted.

Forgot to Type /s: The Consequence of Missing Sarcasm Tags

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A two-panel meme utilizing the Drake 'Hotline Bling' reaction template. The top panel features Drake in a red puffer jacket against a yellow background, raising his hand in a rejecting gesture, with the text 'MICROSOFT PROMPT ENGINEER' to his right. The bottom panel shows Drake in the same outfit, smiling and gesturing in an accepting manner, accompanied by the text 'MICROSLAP SLOPERATOR'. The original title includes '/s', indicating sarcasm, mocking Microsoft Copilot by humorously suggesting that the role of 'Prompt Engineer' is rejected in favor of 'Sloperator' (a portmanteau of 'sloppy' and 'operator'), implying poor quality or performance.

Because Copilot is so good /s

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A 2x2 grid meme featuring a cute gray and white kitten with large blue eyes. Top-left panel: Kitten with text 'hehe' suggesting playfulness. Top-right panel: White background with '*funny comment*' as a placeholder. Bottom-left panel: Same kitten with text 'not hehe' indicating a shift to seriousness. Bottom-right panel: White background with '*funny comment*/s' where '/s' denotes sarcasm. The meme contrasts playful and dismissive reactions using the kitten's unchanged cute expression against varying text.

Hehe vs Not Hehe Kitten Reaction Meme

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